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KENNEBEc COUNTY.

Alta meeting of w. s. Heath Post, GAR,
held Thursday evening, the following offic-
ers were elected for the year 1885,. Com Con,
son j. ", Hiram Brooks; Quartermaster,
II. S. Blanchard; Surgeon, d. Z: Stowell,
NJ. ID. Chaplain, j. X. Pollard, Officer OF the
Day, J. H. Coombs; Officer of the Guard,
VIM. Gulliyer, Trustee for three years, L. u.
Carver; Delegates to State Encampment, f.
w. Haskell, P. S. Head; Alternates, j. X.
Pollard, H. 5. Blanchard.
Efforts are being made to form crack po-
10 team In Wateryille, to be made up OF such
plapers as Quimby, formerly Of the F.O, B's.
of Augusta, Barron of the Rockland +. Nj.
BIS. and other good players:
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Bangor Stoneware Company are do
ing large business, working ten men at
their factory At present they are making
fine line of art pottery for the holiday trade.
These goods are glazed inside, so that after
being painted they can be filled with water
without danger of the paint peeling off,
An important purchase of real estate has
heen made at Pushaw Falls, small settle
ment on the saltwater about a mile from
Oldtown. A syndicate composed of ten Oro-
no and 0ldtown gentlemen has bought the
old Gilman Mills property, including the
water power. the mill site, 200 acres OF land
and several houses. The water.power is one
of the best on the river and the. old lumber
good business. Among the purchasers are
A. o. Brown of Oldtown, and Henry Role
of Orono. These gentlemen propose to util-
ize the fine water power and will probably
put in paper MILL
The Bangor Commercial says: The many
friends of Mr.. II. III. Adams of the we'll
known firm of Adams Brothers, will very
much regret to learn of a great misfortune
which has befallen him: MI. Adams mas
not been well for some time and at times has
not seemed like himself. A week ago today
he became suddenly i'll in the store and was
taken home The physicians say 1t was irrl-
taton of the brain. He remained lconfined
to the house and late last evening he was
taken very violently insane. He made 1u-
rious attack on his brother, who was saved
through the timely arrival of friends. Mr.
Adams sister was also hurt. The unfortun-
ate man was at once secured and now re-
mains at his residence in charge OF keepers.
1t is believed that he can live but snort
time, as he seems to be failing. The case is
very sad one and the family will have
much sympthy in their affection.
The principal news of interest in Bangor
is the sale of the Windsor Hotel to Mr.. Asa
r. Pickard, lately proprietor Of the Penob-
scot Exchange. Mr.. Horace w. Chase, the
present proprietor of the Windsor, went IN
to the hotel eight or nine years ago, and
under his management the Windsor has be-
come one of the finest pieces OF hotel proper
ty in theState, "a paying inyestment for Its pro
prietor. Mr.. Frank w. Durgin, the gentle
manly and fayorite head clerk of the house
will remain there and will have an interest
in the hotel
The citizens of Lincoln have bought
hand fire engine that has been used lin Au-
gusta. The engine is now in the latter city,
but will be shipped to Lincoln at once where
q fine company will be formed.
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SUBURBAN NEWS.
wEBB's MILLS

A division of the Sons Of Temperance was
instituted at Webb's Mills last Saturday
evening by Deputy G. W. p Geo. N. e. Kim
ball. assisted by Geo. H. Lefavor of Portland
and Nathan White of Cumberland Mills
About sixty persons were initiated as charter
members. after which lthe following officers
were elected:
w. W.P.-Wilis Duran.
W. A.-May Winslow.
w. X. SIS. p. Wins0w.
w. A. Il. S.-Eda S. Tripp.
W. Fl. Sd. K. Chandler
W. Treas.-Chas. Duran.
W. Con.-W.. S. Small.
w. A. Con.-Josie Small.
w. /. S.-Bertha Winslow.
W. .. S.-Amos Shiller.
p. w. PA. w. Witham
The division will hold its meetings on
Tuesday evenings
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survival Of the Fittest.
oNTHTE1'
madison BuIletIn.l

A short time since an Oakland correspond
ent, in one Of our country papers, pro-
claimed the fact that on certain street Of
that village, within the limits Of eighty rods.
were fourteen widows, whereupOn Athens
boldly asserts that within that limit they can
reckon on seventeen. South NOrridgewock
modestly challenges the world, TOR on Main
street, within the limit Of ninety RODS are to
be found twenty-eight.
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Casco Bay Commanderv,

Casco Bay Commandery of the United Or
der Of the Golden Cross will hold its annual
fair at Good Templars Hall today and to-
morrow. There will be many useful and or
mental articles for sale. capital supper
served from 5 to p. m, and an entertain
ment in the evening participated in by Miss
Nettie Morgan, Mrs. Babbidge, Mrs. Knight,
Mr.. Babbidge, Mrs. Newton, Mr.. Frank Per-
kins, Miss Carrie Burnell, Mr.. Charles
Cram, Miss Rounds and others.
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THE STATE.
KNOX COUNTY.

The new steam tug which las been build
ing at Camden for Capt. l.. b. Smith of
Brewer, United States consul at Curacao, is
now nearly completed and has been waiting
for her boiler which is being built in Rock
land The steamer is forty feet long. ten feet
wide and four feet deep, and will be a rapid
and powerful little boat. The rest of the
pontoons with this tug boat will be shipped
to Consul Smith in about ten days with a
cargo of ice if il can be loaded.
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Duties OF a Preacher In Washington
County.

Rev. Mr. Nanton started from Penobseot
for Searsport distance Of some hreen
miles, on foot Sunday morning at O'CLOCK
In deep mud and dense fog and darkness. ~
He had long Sabbath days journey peioIe el9
him. but he Is plucky and an experienced
nedestrian Mr. Nantan has preached In
sixty different towns Of this state during MS
seven wears ministry, and travelled thou
.auda ~ miles on foot.
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The New President.

The air Of NJ. Sadi-C -Carnot is reserved and
slightly distant. lie did not canvas for a
single vote, and when asked whether he
would become a candidate replied: "Yes,
on condiiionltbat shall not have to ask
votes and shall not depend upon the monar-
chial votes. III it should be found that there
were not enough Republican votes, / viii, If
returned, regard the election as void" When
elected he said TO his children, ut win 80
hard with me to quit this familiar house and
go to live In that auberge Elysee." HIS
be essentially one Of paci6catiOn. Madame
Sadie Carnot Is active, clever and admirably
fitted to make the Elysee Palace social
centrn.
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Pelletau made an address to number Of
deputies who congresated outside the Cham
Der, advocating the election Of NJ. Sadi-Car-
not, thereby uniting all the Republican votes
Several deputies rejoined that 1t would be
the first time the majority had lowered to
the will of the minority, and added that the
attitude of NM. BrissOn and Sadi-CarnOt
was unworthy of Republicans. They urged
them to withdraw in favor of NJ. de Frsyci-
net, who, after NJ. Ferry. had obtained the
most votes.
The second trial ballot by the senators and
Identities of the Left reSnlted as follows:
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Lord Harrington, which they. fatty refused
to do. American Fenians then undertook
the task. The alleged scheme was to wreck
the train which took Harrington and
Goschen to Dublin and murder them in the
excitement. Another plot was to steal
Harrington and hold him as hostage for
the release Of O'Brien.
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READFIELD, Dec. 3.-The mystery in re-
gard 10 the two fires at Chesterville by which
Mr.. Brown and Miss French lost their build
Jugs, some four weeks ago. is solved by the
little boy that Mr.. Brown took from the
Baldwin Place Home for Little Wanderers,
confessng that he set both buildings on fire.
He has been sent back to the Home
A Big One.
BATH, Dec. 3.-The four-masted double
deck schooner Clara Goodwin, 945 tons,
owned by the builders and others of this city,
was launched this afternoon from the yard
of Keeler & Spear. Capt. Frank Wyman
will command her.
Possibly Badly Hurt.
MECHANIC FALLS, Dec. Sired Marston
and Bert Durham, while playing polo on the
ice today, collided with great force, severely
injuring both. AT last accounts Marston had
not recovered consciousness, and it is feared
he is severely injured.
Rev. w. e. Morse,
FARMINGToN, Dec. 3.-Rev. w. K. Morse,
a well known clergyman of the Baptist de-
nomination, is dead. His age was seventy
seven.
His Appointment Revoked.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 3.-The Governor has
withdrawn the name of George B. Sawyer Of
Hampden as special constable of Penobscot
county.
The Blues Election Illegal.
Especial to the Pressl
AUGUSTA, Dec. 4.-Adjutant General Gal
lagher has declared the election of a Second
Lieutenant by the Mechanic Blues of Port
land, November 80, void, as there was no
legal notice given. General Gallagher for
warded the order Nov. %, but it did not
reach Capt. Davis until the 2Sth, thus allow
ing for but two days notice, while the law
requires four.
The Augusta Controversy.
Especial to the Press.l
AUGUSTA, Dec. 4.-Today Rev. Mr..
| Thatcher's church held large congregation
and he preached on Genuine and Spurious
Revivals of Religion" his text being Jer.
xiii. His argument and sermon directed
pointedly against such revival as that now
in progress in this city under DR.. Pentecost.
More About Stain.
| DEXTER, Dec. 3-George Whitney of
South Chesterville, who was alleged to have
seen Stain here at the time of the Barron
murder. has said that he did not see Stain
but did see at the time party whose name
has been connected with the affair.
Fair Ground for York Farmers.
| BIDDEFoRD, Dec. 3.-The York County
Agricultural Society has voted to permanent
ly locate an annual cattle show and fair at
the grounds of tie Saco and Biddeford Trot-
ting Association in Saco.
Brunswick Republicans.
BRUNSWICK, Dec. "A young mems Re-
publican club was organized this evening,
! with fifty members. Prof. F. c. Robinson is
president.
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off for Washington.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 4.-The delegation of
Minnesota and Dakota Republicans organ
lied to have the next Republican National
Convention held in Minneapolis, left for
Washington this evening.
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French Parliament during the crisis appeared
as calm aud dignifed.
ROME, Dec. 4.-The newspapers eongratu-
late the French people upon the election Of
M. Sadi-CarnOt.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
The indications for Maine and New
Hampshire are rain. followed by colder clear
ing weather, fresh to brisk winds, becoming
westerly with cold wave.
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT,
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec A, 1887.
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ModestIy Stated.

ibuckSport IHPPOAI
John Hubbard Of East Bueksport, eangnt
in his trap last week, an Indian ID 'nas
was six feet In length
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AUGUSTA, Dec. 3.-The Governor has
withdrawn the name of George B. Sawyer of
Hampden as special constable of Penobscot
county.
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but he worked hard and at an early age as
sumed the duties of public school teacher.
His leisure time was employed in reading
law, and when opportunity favored his as
pirations, he entered an Office at Covtngton
and thoroughly qualified himself for admls-
sion to the Bar. He was admitted in 1858,
when twenty-three years Of age, and has
ever since devoted that portion OF his time
not given to public service. to the practice
of his profession.
In 1859 he was elected member OF the
Kentucky House of Representatives. Nom
mated In 1864 as Presidential Elector on the
Democratic ticket, he declined the honor.
In 1866 he was elected to the Senate OF his
native State, and again in 1869. He was
present as a delegate-at-large from Ken
lucky, at the Democratic Convention, held
in New York city in 1868. His nomination for
the nant-Governorship of Kentucky,
in 1871, caused him to resign his seat in the
State Senate. He was elected TO the Lieu
tenant Governorship, in August, 1871, and
served until September, 1875. His fellow
citizens made him Presidetial elect0r-at-large
for Kentucky in the year 1876. He was sub
sequently elected to the House Of Represen-
tatlves at Washington.
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Sadl.carnot's Election In the Assem-
bly,.

ptfs
This afternoon, Deputy Michelin, an IRE
conciliable, asked leave to make motion,
but the president refused to allow him to do
so, declaring that the Assembly was an cleo
torial college.
NJ Paul De Cassagnac observed that the
Assembly was sovereign.
M. Gautier contested the competency Of
the President to limit the Assembly's rights.
President LIE Roger replied: II take my
stand on the constitution. Nj. Michelln wished
to propose to revise the constitution" The
president declined to allow M. Michelin's
proposal to be made, and the latter entered
a protest. The matter was then dropped
The balloting for the election OF president
began at 2.15 p. m.
At4.15 D. m. the ballot closed, and ON mo-
tion of President LIE Roger, the congress adj
journed until 4.15.
The result of the first ballot taken in the
The Portland daily press., 1887-12-05
A Big One.

BATH, Dec. 3.-The four-masted double
deck schooner, Clara Goodwin, 945 tons,
owned by the builders and others of this city,
was launched this afternoon from the yard
Of Keeler & Spear. Capt. Frank Wyman
will command hpr
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Allegations of FenIan Plots.

LONDON. Dec 5.-The Morning Post, in
its issue today, declares that certain Parnell-
ties recently urged the Fenians to murder
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BELGRADE, Dec 4.-The Skuptschina
opened today King Milan read his speech
from the throne. He expressed pleasure at
the personal greetings of the deputies. After
the lapse of many years, Servia's relations
with foreign countries are amicable. The
friendly attitude towards Bulgaria resulted
In political equilibrium which permitted
the nation to turn its attention to much
needed internal reforms, the chief of which
is the new constitution now being prepared
by the ministers.
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DTV Goods JobberS.

A party competent to take charge Of
department, with block OF capital, can
make very desirable arrangements TO in
vest in Western J0bbing Dry Goods Co.
Address A. b. G., this paper.
dec2 d2w
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Before the second ballot was taken the
members of the Left groups held meeting.
NJ. Ferry announced his resolution to with
draw in favor of M. Sadi-Carnot and M. de
Freycinet rendered a similar notification. An
order of the day was thereupon adopted de-
claring that the party recorded these patri-
otic acts of withdrawal, and at M. Ferry's
instance resolved to vote for M. Sadi-Carnot.
The result was seen in the final ballot. NJ.
le Roger on receiving the ballot returns,
said: "M. Sadi-Carnot having obtained the
suffrage,:I proclaim him president OF the
Republic" There was an outburst OF cheer
ing, especially from the Left and the Centre.
M. lie Roger then declared the session closed:
After the setting. III. Sadi-Carnot received
the congratulations of the senators and
deputies. In acknowledging them, he said:
II thank you from the bottom of my heart
for tie congratulations and sentiments ex-
pressed. l am filed with gratitude to the
members of the Assembly, who, In uniting
their suffrage In my favor bore witness to the
desire for peace and concord with which Re-
publican France is animated. My dearest
wish is that this great day may be present in
all minds aud hearts. 1t signifies that the
representatives of France can be united
Their common efforts can and must secure
the constitution, assuring an active and a
stable working government. capable OF be-
slowing upon the nation liberty at home and
dignity abroad, with ALL the benefits which
our country expects from the republic. Once
more thank yeu. Youmay country entire
davotfon -
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PRESIDENT sApI-cAEaoT.
Election Of M. Crews Successor at
Versailles, Saturday.
The New President Greeted With Ex.
pressions OF Satisfaction.
ParisIans Apparently Convinced That
the Crisis is Safely over.

PARIS, Dec. 3.-M. Sadi-Carnot has been
elected President of the Republic, on the
second ballot in the Congress at Versailles.
The result Of the contest was awaited with
much uneasiness. There were large with
drawals of bank deposits yesterday. and
many foreigners left the city in alarm. Hon.
James G. Blaine and Minister McLane wit
messed today's proceedings.
The papers condemn the message sent by
President Grevy to the Chambers yesterday,
with his resignation.
The Republique Francaise says that the at;
tempt to 0stracize M. Ferry Is really aimed
at the whole Opportunist party. who, how
ever, will not allow themselves TO be exclud-
ed from sharing in the affairs Of the repub-
lie.
The Trial Ballots.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 3.-The first trial ballot
by the senators and deputies Of the Left to-
day, for candidate for the Presidency, re-
suited as follows:
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Letter Carriers' Report.

The following is the letter carriers report
for November:
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Rumor from Dublin.
at Peace with the World.

DUBLIN, Dec. At is stated that 20 war
rants are out for the arrest of prominent
Jafiapalictc
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
tDec. A, 1887, 1000 PM
Observations taken at the same moment of time
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Macdonald ApoIogIzed.

Mr.. Macdonald, Lord Advocate of Scot
land, implied in a recent speech that I. M.
Healey had advocated the wholesale robbing
of landlords. Healey challenged Macdonald
to give his authority. Mr.. Macdonald now
sends an apology to Healey.
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Possibly Badly Hurt.

MECHANIC FALLS, Dec. 3.-Fred Marston
and Bert Durham, while playing polo on the
ice today, collided with great force, severely
injurng both. AT last accounts Marston had
not recovered consciousness, and it is feared
he is severely injured,
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Mean daily bar. .3O.31 Maximum ther....4o2
Mean daily ther. .37.0 Minimum ther.. .31.5
Mean daily d'wpt3l.3 Max. vel wind.... 10
Mean daily hum..7S.3 Total precip...... t.
t. Indicates trace OF rain.
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HAPPENINGS ABROAD.
Twenty Persons Killed In an Earth
quake in Caiabria.

LONDON, Dec. 4.-Twenty were killed and
many injured by an earthquake at Besig-
nano, Calabria. Several shocks were felt
throughout the province of Calabria. A
railway station at Mongrassano was de-
stroyed, and the town of Bogliano Grayena
suffered from the shocks.
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Fair Ground for York Farmers.
Brunswick Republicans.

BRUNSWICK, Dec "a young mems Re-
publican club was organized this evening"
with fifty members. Prof. F. c. Robinson is
president.
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Rev. w. E. Morse,

FARMINGToN, Dec. 3.-Rev. w. Z. Morse,
a well known clergyman of the Baptist de-
nomination, is dead. His age was seventy
seven.
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MAINE.

E. P. JONES. Pvt s. c., U. $. A.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-14
NJ RESTORED. REMEDY
MANHOOD SH'i Fl y's1% 2, sssssias sssisa

Gus debility, lost manhood, etc.. having
tred in vain every known remedy. has dis.
covered simple self-cure which he will
send FRFE to his fellow sufferers. Address
G. j. MASON, Postofice box 3l79, New York
city.
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Cure for Plies.

PILES are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection of the kidneys OF
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms
of Indigestion are present, f1atulency, un-
easiness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture
like perspiration, producing a very disa
greeable itching, after getting warm. is a
common attendant. Blind, bleeding and
itching piles yield at once to the application
of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the tumors. allaying the intense itching,
cents. Address the Besanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, o. Sold by e. F. Aeinzeman.
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Eagleson & Co., so North Spring street,
branch of the great furnishing goods manu-
facturers of San Francisco.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Of Salem, Oregon.
says he was cured OF the Asthma bv Gil.
more's Magnetic Elixir. For sale by G. F.
Heinzeman, agent, Los Angeles.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh s
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. G. F. Heinze-
man, agent, Los Angeles.
Ladies who are troubled with cramps and
nervousness should drink Damiana Bitters.
1t Is pleasant to take.
THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID whc
suffer from Female Weakness will find Gil
mo.e's Aromatic Wine positive cure. Fol
sale by 9. F. Heinzeman. agent, Los An
geles.
A positive cure for dyspepsia .Damians
Bitters. Michel Levy & Co., wholesale lfq
uor dealers, agents.
sHILOH's vIrALIzER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizz.
ness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price
10 and rs cents per bottle. G. +. Hefnzeman
agent, Los Angeles.
You will never have sour stomach if you
use Damiana Biiters.
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REAL ESTATE ON MONTHLY NSTALLMENTS.
A Choice Tract of 90 Acres Or Subdivision and an Excellent Dairy
CORN FOR SALE srRIcrLy ON THEIR MERITS


values
he first 70 having been closed cut
of city perfectly level the
eeOfex
ed street
valuable improvements ONLY o PER
ACRE Terms to suit
els1m No Spring
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Abietene g DIN tlmcnt.

part of Butte county, CAL, and combining
with 1t Vaseline and other Therapeutic
agents, we challengathe world to produce
anything to equal ABIETENE OINTMENT
Chilblains, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands,
Cancers, Burns, Ring Worms, Bleeding,
Blind, Itching and liberated Piles and all
eruptions of the Skiu. Price % cents. Sold
by G, II, Hefnzeman
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Free Tests.

At the ladies and gents parlors of the "Car-
bolic Smoke Ball." rooms 3 and 4, over %
North Spring street, Los Angeles, CAL,
they give free tests in order TO prove their
assertions. Truly, it's wonderful cura-
tive discovery for such diseases as cataIrh,
colds, asthma, etc. Send for testimonials
of our best citizens. They are worth read
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The ORIGINAL

Abitine Ointment is put up in two ounce
tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old
sores, ulcers, burns. wounds, salt rheum, fe-
yer sores, chapped hands and all skin erup.
TONS Will positively cure all kinds OF
piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Oint-
ment, in two ouce boxes. Price, 25 cents.
For sale by Preuss & Hance, Druggists, n
and N Sprfny gtroat
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California Southern R. R. Co.

All rail line between National City, Fan
Diego and Los Angeles and points East and
Wet.
Close connection at Barstow with Atlantic
and Pacific K. K. and at Los Angeles with
Southern Pacific K. 4.
TIME TABLE,
Taking effect sunday, November II.
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Never Give Up.

II you suffer with asthma, bronchitis.
CONSUMPTION bronchial catarrh or any
disease of the throat. chest, or lungs, you
that will follow the use Of few bottles of
santa Able, the most palatable cough cure
in the world. Guaranteed by G. ii. Hance
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WORTHY
Of Confidence.

avr0,c Sarsaparillai Il medicine that,
~ En y during nearly 10 years, i'll MI
parts Of the world, has proved its efii-
cacy rs the best blood Alternative known